A listener hearing a recording of Japanese,Spanish,and North American children babbling would

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Research in language development has shown that the babbling of infants from different linguistic backgrounds is largely indistinguishable until they begin to acquire the specific sounds and intonations of their native language, which typically starts to occur after 6 months but is not reliably distinguishable until later.

A Listener Hearing a Recording of Japanese,Spanish,and North American Children